Toshio Tsujimoto

Toshio Tsujimoto つじもととしお
The birth	1921
Hometown	Himi, Toyama county Himi-cho, Japan (existing: Himi-shi)
Death	December 17, 2004 (83 years old death)
Genre	Song of citizen of the prefecture、Song of cities, towns and villages、School song
Occupation	Songwriter, senryu writer, public employee

Toshio Tsujimoto (つじもととしお, from 1921 to December 17, 2004) is a Japanese songwriter, a senryu writer.

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Career

I am born in (1921), Himi, Toyama county Himi-cho (current Himi-shi) Sakaemachi in 1921 [¹]. I won a prize in a composition contest since the age of a primary school and showed literary talent and began words at the age of 16 years old.

I return home after enlistment, Siberia detention at 23 years old. I work after returning home in the Fukuki Tomiyama Port construction office [¹]. I study under Kikutaro Takahashi at 30 years old and distinguish myself, and an application product wins a prize in the general "song of citizens of Toyama" invited public participation for in commemoration of the thirteenth Toyama national polity holding in (1958) in 1958. After this, the words requests of a song of cities, towns and villages and the school song of the prefecture came to rush [¹]. An idea appeared and, during commuting time to make a round trip to Himi Station and Fushiki Station by Himi Line on the occasion of words, was a style to say to a notebook that I wrote it down [¹].

After having retired from Fukuki Tomiyama Port construction office, I come to write senryu and win association of all-Japan senryu's chairperson Prize [¹]. I fall down at home (2004) in December in 2004 and am hospitalized and die of circulatory organ imperfection on December 17 two weeks later. Age at death 84 (83 years old death) [¹].

Work

Song of local government

• Song of citizens of Toyama
• Song [²] of the Himi citizen
• The song (the abolition) of the Unazuki townsman [³]

School song

• Himi City Asahigaoka elementary school

Popular song, others

• Oh, you come, and send it next year
• Charcoal making third son Bo

Songbook

• Pick up Toshio songbook (private press edition, 1994); a national bibliography number: 95036018

Source

1. "Toshio Tsujimoto sings and is inherited and remembers it" on 31 dates on ^ ^{a b c d e f} Kita Nihon Shimbun-sha, April 17, 2005.
2. ^ Shoji YaoLive, and sing; and history of songs and ballads (51)- of - me』
3. ^ former Kurobe-shi song and former Unazuki-cho song

Allied item

• Person of Ryoji Makino - "song composition of citizens of Toyama"

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